Chapter 93: Who Would Not Adore Little Sister Jiang Sui

Jiang Sui rubbed the bridge of her nose.

Xu Manman’s remarks were awfully suggestive, especially in that tone of hers.

No wonder, in the original script, she had been cast as the scheming troublemaker who framed Bai Xixue, only to be torn apart by Bai Xixue’s fans online and ultimately forced out of the industry under heavy suppression.

Still, from Jiang Sui’s own dealings with her, Xu Manman did not seem like the kind of person who would target someone for no reason.

The few times Xu Manman had spoken with barbed irony toward Bai Xixue, there was probably some grievance between them.

Sure enough, the livestream comments had already begun interpreting Xu Manman’s words.

Xu Manman: Bai Xixue’s sense of humor is painfully awkward, but I dare not say it.

Hahaha, the comment above just spoke for me.

So is being late all the time supposed to be a good habit? I hate unpunctual people the most. If that were my coworker, I’d have slapped him already.

“And what about Sister Lan? Who do you most like being with?” the host asked, turning to Li Lan.

Li Lan smiled faintly. “Of course it’s little sister Jiang Sui. She’s lovely, sweet-voiced, and her cooking is delicious. Who wouldn’t like little sister Jiang Sui?”

The moment those words left Film Queen Li Lan’s mouth, a horde of pairing fans suddenly burst through the flood of comments condemning Jiang Sui and shot upward like a rising tide.

Oh my god, oh my god, what am I witnessing? Li Lan and Jiang Sui? Seriously?

Where is morality? Where is the bottom line? And more importantly, where is the ship name?

Ahhh, I’m dying from this. A fiery, glamorous award-winning actress paired with a sweet rookie actress?

I mean, your ships can be obscure, but don’t make them bizarre. Shipping everything will ruin you all... and yet now I want to ship them too!

I’m laughing so hard. There are only four guest groups total, and two of them like Jiang Sui best. I don’t think I even need to explain what that means.

...

The host smiled and offered a few polite remarks before shifting her attention to the children.

After all, interviewing adults was nowhere near as juicy as interviewing children.

Children were unpredictable. Who knew what extra surprises they might bring?

And though Bai Xixue looked outwardly indifferent after hearing their answers, the expression on her face still betrayed her displeasure.

“Little Xuanxuan, you’ve become especially popular lately,” the host said warmly. “Let Auntie ask you, which child do you like playing with the most?”

Lu Xuanxuan glanced at Jiang Sui. Jiang Sui smiled at her.

Only then did Lu Xuanxuan answer in her soft, milky voice, “I like playing with big brother Xiaonan.”

Xiaonan, who was sitting beside Li Lan, could not help turning to look at her, a blush rising on his face.

“And why is that?” asked the host.

Lu Xuanxuan beamed. “Because big brother Xiaonan takes care of me, and he’s very gentle.”

Xiaonan’s face turned even redder.

“Oh? Then you don’t like playing with big brother Jichuan?”

Lu Xuanxuan shook her head. “I don’t.”

The expressions on Bai Xixue and her son’s faces both became a little ugly.

Lu Xuanxuan frowned. “Big brother Jichuan doesn’t like playing with us, and he isn’t clever, and he’s fierce too. When we were doing the mission, I was a little scared and wanted him to hold my hand for a bit, but he wouldn’t. And big brother Jichuan doesn’t like sharing with people. Big brother Xiaonan and big sister Lele both really like sharing their toys and tasty things with me.

“And Mommy Jiang Sui said that children have to be polite too, so that other people will like them. Last time when Mommy Jiang Sui took me shopping at the mall, we were clearly there first, but big brother Jichuan and his mother insisted on cutting in line.

“That was wrong. Even Xuanxuan knows that. But they still insisted on snatching the toy car Mommy Jiang Sui bought for me.

“So Xuanxuan likes playing with big brother Xiaonan more.”